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Geoffrey Bolte
Registered: Jan 21, 2007
Total Posts: 329
Country: United States

Well its been a little while since I posted some images. With prom season in swing and loads of T&I not much time for action stuff. Anyways here is some golf from yesterday. Will be shooting some more golf and baseball today so hope to get those up sometime tonight or tomorrow.

Varying ISO 200-400 depending on the cloud cover. WB Sunny or Cloudy. f2.8 varying shutter.

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Geoffrey Bolte
Registered: Jan 21, 2007
Total Posts: 329
Country: United States

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Geoffrey Bolte
Registered: Jan 21, 2007
Total Posts: 329
Country: United States

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Geoffrey Bolte
Registered: Jan 21, 2007
Total Posts: 329
Country: United States

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DustinFinn
Registered: Jan 03, 2005
Total Posts: 213
Country: United States

All very nice shots;

1. wasn't sure about it until I saw what made it a nice timed capture.
3. Really like this one with the grass parts flying.



David Leask
Registered: Nov 19, 2003
Total Posts: 7439
Country: United Kingdom

Very nice shots Geoffrey - all the action captured
Well done.
David



Geoffrey Bolte
Registered: Jan 21, 2007
Total Posts: 329
Country: United States

Dustin, honestly I didn't see "IT" in #1 until after posting. It does help though.

David, thank you.



fhernandez
Registered: Jan 05, 2005
Total Posts: 160
Country: United States

Nice shots. What are the chances that the young man in the last photo is also a hockey player?. humm. that grip

Francis



Geoffrey Bolte
Registered: Jan 21, 2007
Total Posts: 329
Country: United States

Good chance but he should be farther down on the club with his right hand then.



kiwifamily
Registered: Mar 17, 2008
Total Posts: 248
Country: Australia

I like #2 a lot, do you have another frame further in the sequence that shows the face up and ball - (although he's doing the right thing keeping his head down)

Good shots all. Not sure what happened to the ball after guy in #4 hit it, but, looks as though his hips are too far through the shot and he might have sliced it



kiwifamily
Registered: Mar 17, 2008
Total Posts: 248
Country: Australia

..also, Geoff, do you not find the D300 AutoWB really accurate in these sort of conditions ?



Geoffrey Bolte
Registered: Jan 21, 2007
Total Posts: 329
Country: United States

I do find the AWB to be pretty good, was just playing with settings to see if there was a better option. Granted doing a custom is the best but with the changing conditions it wouldn't have worked. Make as little post as possible if I can.



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